The IFÁ Labs MCP Server exposes the full IFÁ Labs oracle infrastructure through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open standard that lets AI agents, coding assistants, and LLM-powered applications call external tools and data sources directly. In practical terms: instead of writing a contract, running a script, or opening Basescan to check a stablecoin price, you can query IFÁ Labs price feeds conversationally — from Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, TRAE, or any MCP-compatible client — and get verified, live on-chain data back in seconds.Documentation Index
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What MCP Is
Model Context Protocol is an open standard developed by Anthropic that defines how AI models communicate with external tools and data sources. It works like this:- An MCP server exposes a set of named tools — functions with defined inputs and outputs.
- An MCP client — a coding assistant, an AI agent, an LLM application — discovers those tools and can call them during a conversation or workflow.
- The server executes the tool call, fetches real data, and returns a structured result.
- The model uses that result to inform its response.
What the IFÁ Labs MCP Server Exposes
The IFÁ Labs MCP Server provides direct access to the full oracle infrastructure:| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
get_asset_price | Fetch the current on-chain price for a single supported asset |
get_multiple_prices | Fetch prices for multiple assets in a single call |
get_derived_pair | Get a cross-asset price — e.g. CNGN priced in USDT terms |
get_supported_assets | List all currently supported assets and their IDs |
get_asset_id | Resolve a symbol string to its bytes32 asset ID |
check_price_freshness | Check the age of a price feed and whether it meets a given staleness threshold |
get_network_info | Return contract addresses and RPC details for all supported networks |
Who It’s For
Smart contract developers using AI coding assistants can query live prices mid-session — confirming what CNGN/USD is trading at right now, verifying an asset ID before hardcoding it, or checking feed freshness before deploying to mainnet — without leaving their editor. DeFi protocol teams running automated workflows can integrate IFÁ Labs price feeds into agent-based pipelines — monitoring feeds, triggering alerts, or feeding price data into downstream logic — without building a custom integration from scratch. AI application developers building LLM-powered financial tools can ground their applications in verified on-chain stablecoin pricing data, accessed through a standard protocol that works with any MCP-compatible model or framework. Researchers and analysts can query historical and live stablecoin price data conversationally, without writing scripts or navigating block explorers.Supported MCP Clients
The IFÁ Labs MCP Server works with any MCP-compatible client:A Practical Example
Here’s what using the IFÁ Labs MCP Server looks like inside an MCP-compatible coding assistant: Developer prompt:“What is the current CNGN/USD price on Base Mainnet? Is the feed fresh?”MCP tool calls triggered:
get_asset_price→{ asset: "CNGN/USD", network: "base-mainnet" }check_price_freshness→{ asset: "CNGN/USD", max_age_seconds: 3600 }
The CNGN/USD price on Base Mainnet is currently $0.000613. The feed was last updated 412 seconds ago and is within the 1-hour freshness threshold.No scripts. No block explorer. No manual RPC calls. Live on-chain data, in the flow of a development conversation.
Why This Matters for Stablecoin Infrastructure
Most oracle data accessible via AI tools today comes from training data — which has a cutoff date and cannot reflect current market conditions — or from general-purpose web searches that may pull from unreliable sources. The IFÁ Labs MCP Server changes that for stablecoin pricing in emerging markets. It gives any MCP-compatible tool access to the same verified, manipulation-resistant, on-chain price data that production DeFi protocols rely on — with the same trust model, accessed through a standardised interface. For developers building on African, Latin American, or Southeast Asian stablecoins, this means AI tooling that actually knows what CNGN, ZARP, and BRZ are worth right now.Next Steps
Installation & Setup
Connect the IFÁ Labs MCP Server to your preferred client in minutes.
Available Tools
Full reference for every tool the MCP server exposes.

